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Children's Books for Growing Readers

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By Betsy Byars, Troy Howell, Tilda Balsley, Jago Silver
| Early Bird Books
Children’s books are the perfect way to encourage your child’s imagination and grow their reading skills. Books can take children on magical journeys, teach them important lessons and morals, and help them to better understand the world. Books for children can help them feel seen and understand the events in their own lives, as well as introduce them to people different from themselves.
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Books for Young Readers That Spark Life-Long Literary Habits

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By Betsy Byars, Troy Howell, Tilda Balsley, Jago Silver
| Early Bird Books
Books can bring us so much joy and knowledge. There is no better way to set your child up for a lifelong love of reading than by giving them imaginative, quality books for young readers. Young readers books are intended for children beginning to read on their own. These books, with simple sentence structures, engaging stories, and often colorful pictures, are the perfect starting point for children to grow as independent readers.
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Middle Grade Books for Your Growing Readers

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By Betsy Byars, Tilda Balsley, J. M. Barrie, Jago Silver
| Early Bird Books
Middle grade books are books intended for young readers who are not yet ready to dive into the more adult themes of the young adult genre, but have grown out of simpler picture books for new readers. Generally, “middle grade” refers to children between eight and 12, or in the third through sixth grades. Books for middle grade children revolve around settings and themes that are relevant to the lives of the readers, including school, family, friendship, and growing up.
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